| Description | Number |
|---|---|
| Emergency Services | 911 |
| Campus Police | 289-6486 |
| Student Health Center | 289-6346 |
Student Health Center Medical Personnel Hours
Office Hours
Friday 8:30 – 12:00. No medical provider available to respond to emergencies
- Call: 805-289-6346
- Medical Services: minor injuries and illnesses, wound care, sick visits, over-the-counter medications, pregnancy tests, STI testing, contraception, Narcan, Fentanyl and Xylazine test strips, health education. Vaccines, program health physicals, employee physicals and TB screening.
- Mental Health Services: personal counseling, quiet and decompression space, crisis intervention.
What to do in the case of a student injury
Minor Injury:
Regular Business Hours: M – Thurs, 9:00 - 4:00. Friday No Medical Provider.
- Call the SHC before sending student to ensure providers are available to care for student. Request assistance with care and/or transportation if needed.
- After Hours (Evenings and Friday): If assistance is needed, non-urgent, attempt to provide first-aid and have student got to urgent care or call campus police for assistance. If urgent, call 911. Be ready to provide the location (building and room number).
- List of urgent care providers accepting student accident insurance (link to document)
Urgent Illness or Injury:
- Call 911
- Be ready to provide the location (building and room number).
Next Steps
Staff who witnessed and/or rendered aid to student:
- Complete “Report of Personal (Non-Employee) Accident” form
- Deliver report to Student Health within 24 hours!
- The student needs to contact the SHC to file a claim ASAP! The student will not be able to file claim after 90 days from incident.
- An insurance claim form must be filed by the Student Health Center for the student to receive coverage.
- There is a deductible of $50.00 for campus related injuries. The deductible for injuries sustained during a college sponsored athletic game is $100.
- An injury resulting from a chronic condition (diabetes, epilepsy, etc.) is not covered by the college accident insurance plan but still needs to be reported to the Student Health Center.